[Green314]

First and foremost, you need to establish who's responsible for loss of goods during transit.

I do not know how to understand it.

Assuming they are, there's no need to complicate the SE by boxing (showing signs of tampering etc), when the missing Item method Is based on the same principle- either way, the Item Is missing.

Yes, thinking about it, it's a waste of time, there are ways of SEing them more simple.

As for the DNA, It depends on who the carrier Is, whether they require a signature on delivery and If not,

I did searched information about which carrier they use, but I haven't found anything.

will they take photos at the premises. Alternatively, you can opt for the universal method, namely the "wrong Item received".

Even if they would take the picture, the package may be stolen when they go away.

I could do the wrong item received yes, but I would like to try it in the future, not now.
Thank you.

[mothered]

Even if they would take the picture, the package may be stolen when they go away.

Not If It's placed In the entryway of your home, which Is common practice due to the COVID-19 situation.

I could do the wrong item received yes, but I would like to try it in the future, not now.

I understand.

When you decide on the method, please update us.

[Green314]

First and foremost, you need to establish who's responsible for loss of goods during transit.

Any ideas how to figure it out?

Even if they would take the picture, the package may be stolen when they go away.

Not If It's placed In the entryway of your home, which Is common practice due to the COVID-19 situation.

So, when does exactly the responsibility of the courier expire?

[mothered]

First and foremost, you need to establish who's responsible for loss of goods during transit.

Any ideas how to figure it out?

I haven't read their terms, so It's premature for me to comment.

So, when does exactly the responsibility of the courier expire?

When the Coronavirus Is under control and restrictions have been lifted.

[Green314]

First and foremost, you need to establish who's responsible for loss of goods during transit.

Any ideas how to figure it out?

I haven't read their terms, so It's premature for me to comment.

So, when does exactly the responsibility of the courier expire?

When the Coronavirus Is under control and restrictions have been lifted.

No I mean:
1. In general, how can I establish who's responsible for loss of goods during transit? Is it written on the ToS?
2.
If the courier take a picture of the package that laid near/inside your propriety. If the package is stolen it wouldn't be their responsibility?
In other word if they take a picture of the package near/inside your propriety you can't do anymore teh DNA?

[mothered]

In general, how can I establish who's responsible for loss of goods during transit? Is it written on the ToS?

That's what I meant by this:

I haven't read their terms, so It's premature for me to comment.

If the courier take a picture of the package that laid near/inside your propriety. If the package is stolen it wouldn't be their responsibility?
In other word if they take a picture of the package near/inside your propriety you can't do anymore teh DNA?

"Near" and "Inside" are both very different from each other.

The former Is leaving It somewhere outside your premises, and the latter Is In ("Inside") your home, namely In the entryway/hallway. If It's left outside, It was stolen. If It's Inside, rearrange your entryway prior to the carrier taking photos. When he leaves, place everything back as per normal. This gives the Impression that It's not your home In the photo, hence delivered to another location.

[Green314]

I have a gate not very high (always closed) that surround my propriety, the gate is surrounded by hedge.
Sometimes I find the package near the gate inside the hedge, hidden, but the package is visible from outside, but technically is inside my propriety, 50 cm far from the entrance of the gate.

In the past with non-tracked shipments I always did DNA and everything is always gone smooth. With trackable I have to try, but I think it might be considered stolen/lost even if it is inside my property, since a stranger may go near my gate, protract their hand and grab my package, as well as the courier do when nobody answers the doorbell, placing it there.

[daniel24evans]

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[mothered]

but I think it might be considered stolen/lost even if it is inside my property, since a stranger may go near my gate, protract their hand and grab my package, as well as the courier do when nobody answers the doorbell, placing it there.

Absolutely.

Given the carrier can simply place It there, a passerby can steal It just as easily.